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23 hours ago · Neil Mackay is The Herald’s Writer-at-Large. He’s a multi-award winning investigative journalist, author of both fiction and non-fiction, and a filmmaker and broadcaster.
- Why Scotland's fire service is trapped in cycle of deadly decline
By Neil Mackay @neilmackay Writer at large. Share. Scottish...
- Why Scotland's fire service is trapped in cycle of deadly decline
3 days ago · Neil Mackay has written about Russell Findlay, who used to be a crime reporter at Glasgow’s Sunday Mail. Russell, pictured, was elected leader of the Scottish Conservatives last month, three years after he became a Member of the Scottish Parliament.
1 day ago · 2024-10-10 - NEIL MACKAY LET’S say I do you a favour. I help secure a business deal or set up a key meeting. Things go according to plan: your business deal succeeds; your meeting happens. Sometime later you send £30,000 to my wife, or someone close to me. What’s happened there? What would you call that? Put it another way.
5 days ago · By Neil Mackay @neilmackay Writer at large. Share. Scottish Fire Birgade Union Scottish Secretary John McKenzie. Picture: Gordon Terris. Job losses, budget cuts, dilapidated stations and too...
4 days ago · Neil Mackay: Grangemouth and the Games … a Scottish tale of bread and circuses. ‘Smartprice’ Games could restore some pride in our 'downtrodden' city? Glasgow to host 2026 Commonwealth Games as...
5 days ago · Neil Mackay developed the ‘Dyslexia Friendly Schools’ concept in 1998. The key aims of Dyslexia Friendly Schools were to enhance the impact of learning and teaching on the child in the classroom and to ensure that teaching was multi-sensory and benefited all children, not just those with dyslexia.
1 day ago · In the October Poetry Party, we read and wrote under the influence of Alex Dimitrov, Bronislaw Maj, Audre Lorde, Jim Harrison, January Gill O’Neil, Alfred K. Lamotte and Jane Hirshfield. The first half of the Poetry Party offered writing prompts that guided poets into writing towards the changing season and into a specific experience only that person had encountered.
